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... Birmingham. James Charles Ilughes, Leamington-priors, hotel-proprietor, Agril Attorneys, Roberts, Millman-street, Bedford-row; Empson,Leamington., EXPLOSION OF GAS.—On Monday evening, about six o'clock, there was a tremendous explosion of gas at the house ...
... last.—Cheleasford Chronicle. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-On Monday afternoon, as the wife and daughter of W. Empson, Esq., of Northmolton, accompanied by Mrs. Empson's sister, Mrs. Joyce, were on the road from Cutcombe to Northmolton, going down a hill on the forest ...
... deplorable state .her head being dreadfully beaten, and we regret to learn that there is not the least hope ofher recovery. Miss Empson was rot so seriously hurt, but has received several bruises. The servant is lying in a wretched state, from the carriage having ...
... on Henriade agst Mango, and 1,000 even laid on Mango and Epirus agst Slashing llarry and Mr. Osbaldeston's two. LINES BY W. EMPSON. ESQ Bravo, cuckoo. call again ! Loud and louder still! From the hedge-partition'd plain, And the wood-topp'd hill. With thine ...
... Dr. Arnold, 1)r. Arnott, Mr. Bacot, Captain Beaufort, Dr. Billing, Mr. Brande, Sir J. Clarke, Mr. Crampton, Mr. Dalton, Mr. Empson, Mr. Faraday. Sir Stephen Hammick, Professor Henslow, Dr. Hewitt, Dr. Hodgkin, Dr. Jerrard, Mr. Kiernan, Mr. Lefevre, Dr. ...
... was the uch fined the defendant, nutes, in a similar penalty', :TTY SESSIONS. sq., Chairman; S. El tad the Rev. Mr. Court empson Pryer, who k the bench upon an info runken and disorderly ch n, stated that OR the 28t of Sutton about 5 o'clock' nformation ...
... Misses Wynne, Messrs. Stern, Harrington, Bell and family, Hudson, Wilson and family, Raikes, Jones and party, Pigou, Lawrence, Empson, Neave, Hall, H. atker, Heaviside, Appold, Neale, Potts, &c. are among the latest arrivals at Worthington's Ship Hotel. Arrivals ...
... Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Colonel Bird, Mr. Greenwold, Mr. and Mrs. HaHard, Mrs. Woodward, Mr. Litta, Mr. O'Reilly, Mrs. Empson, Mr. Salomons, Mr. Bessan, Messrs. Waterhouse, Mr. A. H. Kernigs, Capt. Benshaw, Mr. Steibbtirt and family, Mrs. Gann, Mr ...
... stationers—H. R. Tngleby and W. Briddon, Liverpool, cotton brokers—J. Dromgole and J. Linton, Barbican, window glass dealers—E. Empson and H. B. Holman, CI editon, Devonshire, surgeons—A. Abraham and J. B. Dancer, Manchester, opticians—C. Bicknell and A. B ...
... arms Station, who said that in February last they had a quantity of flour from a Mr. Faltham, consigned to his agent, Mr. Empson, of London ; and the usual practice was to deliver up the flour to any one producing the agent's order. A large quantity, ...
... Great Union-street, Boroughroad, glass dealer, Nov. 23, at one, and Dec. 16, at twelve, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Empson, Moorgate-street ; official assignee, Edwards, Sambrook-court. JOHN BENNINGTON BLYTHE, Minerva-place, New Cross, Surrey, builder ...
... weekly, which would give the enormous issue of 20,800,000 yearly.—Morning Advertiser. The gentleman who is to replace Mr. Empson in the editorship of the Edinburgh Review is Mr. George Cornewall Lewis—long the Whig financial secretary at the Treasury—and ...